Vicbiker Hits 1500 in the Cold & Wind

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Originally Posted by hollora

Or was it that Chercacher wanted to go shopping and vic could go caching?

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Urban caches are hated by some on this site...evidently they don't take their wifes shopping...I just drop her off...ask "How long will you be dear". :rolleyes: "Take your time, don't worry about me I'll find something to do.":D Then with GSAK filtered to the nearest P&G's the whole shopping experience takes on a new meaning.

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Originally Posted by pm28570

Congrats Vic! You've cached with a lot of great people.....which one of the 1500 was the most memorable?

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I've been waiting for this...I have cached with some of the great ones...made friends that will last a lifetime...but most memorable...that's a hard one.

Winter kayaking to Moose Island with friends to do a cache...caching with Chercacher the day the baby goose tried to adopt her...caching on crutches in the winter time....every cache I have ever done with Lacy...caching after the WWWW's events...and so many more will always be high on my list of favrorites...but the all time favorite will always be early in my caching career...doing Laughing Terry's "Deathwish #1" in the winter with Number Seven.

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Originally Posted by dubord207

Well done, Vic. And while it's certainly a little on the frosty side out there, it's nothing for folks from the great frozen north country like Charron and Vic!:)

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And you want to be my lawyer!!!!!!

What a great answer. And I'm sure a lot of great stories to go along with them!

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Originally Posted by vicbiker

I've been waiting for this...I have cached with some of the great ones...made friends that will last a lifetime...but most memorable...that's a hard one.

Winter kayaking to Moose Island with friends to do a cache...caching with Chercacher the day the baby goose tried to adopt her...caching on crutches in the winter time....every cache I have ever done with Lacy...caching after the WWWW's events...and so many more will always be high on my list of favrorites...but the all time favorite will always be early in my caching career...doing Laughing Terry's "Deathwish #1" in the winter with Number Seven.

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Great job Vic!

No problem, Rick. I'll be your lawyer. How do I get to Abbott from here?:)

That is a very big accomplishment. I bet a lot of fun too. Hope the next ones are just as good.

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Originally Posted by dubord207

No problem, Rick. I'll be your lawyer. How do I get to Abbott from here?:)

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Hee, hee - reminds me of hunting for a cache - which was "right in plain sight" - nearly in front of Vic & Cheryl's house LOL

Yeah, friends for a life time..........:D:)

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Originally Posted by hollora

Hee, hee - reminds me of hunting for a cache - which was "right in plain sight" - nearly in front of Vic & Cheryl's house LOL

Yeah, friends for a life time..........:D:)

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I remember that day so well...I had just bought the old Esso station on the corner and torn it down...cachers were logging that I had hid a cache in a pile of junk...when in reality it was hanging on the sign post. Thinking back it doesn't seem possible we have only known each other for that short a time period...seems as thought we've been friends forever...meeting you that day was meant to happen. BFF.

An imoressive milestone indeed - Congrats Vic!